Glass

It’s a film that sometimes plays more as a rambling TED Talk than as a straightforward thriller. But, in this case, I admired Shyamalan’s overreach, even as the auteur laid meta-textual twist atop twist in the movie’s giddily loopy ending.

Proves just clever enough to come out on the right side of a split decision.

Ultimately, Glass is a killer concept that suffers from a wobbly execution. Shyamalan nails the intimate stuff, but that third act is just bound to shatter and confound audience expectation.

A befuddling mélange of superpowered showdowns, psychological gaslighting and self-important comic meanderings, it's a finale that doesn’t know what it wants to be.

Despite its myriad issues, Glass is often a hoot to watch – particularly once Elijah comes out of his self-induced fugue to wreak havoc on the facility, with Jackson hamming it up with infectious relish, bouncing off the gurning McAvoy.

It’s a movie ostensibly interested in how comic book stories work, but it has the same problems as a lot of the comic book movies hitting the big screen these days. The big twist: Shyamalan seems to have not learned very much at all from his own movies.

Unoriginal, except in the ways that it’s bad.

I absolutely love Glass. It is a fantastic conclusion to this trilogy, and it really feels like what Shy Guy had planned from the very start.

Desapontador em todos os sentidos, apesar de manter o ritmo frenético da franquia peca pelos excessos e o final deprimente.

This movie wasn't too bad. It was not great by any stretch of the imagination but it wasn't as bad as critics make it out to be. All three leads (Samuel L Jackson, James McAvoy and Bruce Willis) all do a great job in their own parts. The movie starts strong but I think if you go into this movie with high expectations (Like I did) you may come out a bit disappointed. By the 3rd act we knew what was going to happen and how it was going to end. Not bad but could of been more for me personally.

Daha kaliteli olabilirmiş ama ortalama altı bir yapım bence. Yine siz bilirsiniz.

A promising first hour gradually devolves into a preposterous mishmash of pretentious nonsense. Unbreakable remains one of Night's best films, and Split was a welcome return to form, but the dude just can't help himself. Given a slightly bigger budget, and a few inches too much creative oversight, he loses his goddamned mind. There's a relatively great 90-minute movie here that gets suffocated by **** "comic book" metacommentary (would not be surprised in the least to find out that Night has never read a comic book in his life), and a completely nonsensical "twist" -- his worst yet, for anyone still counting -- that leads into a final few minutes that make no sense whatsoever. I loved Glass at first and absolutely hated it by the time the credits rolled. Please restrict this particular filmmaker to $5M budgets. His ego simply can't handle anything more than that.